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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
Good Results in Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was seriously afflicted with a severe cold that settled on his lungs; had tried many remedies with out benefit. Being induced to try Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con sumption, did so and was entirely cured by use of few bottles. Since which time he has used it in his family for all Coughs and Colds with best results. This is the experience os thoi,saDis whose lives have been saved by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial Bottles free at j. w. Wells Drug Store. D
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
We acknowledge calls from a good-

We acknowledge calls from good- ly number of our friends, as follows c J Owens, G W Johnstome, F F Hil- lis, E NJ Ian gford, J II Swilling, R c West, G II Nordin, A W Brown, A M Sosbee, R W Whtesides, w c Nordin, l. l. Jurney, J A Blackwood, T Pur- viance, II II Patrick, k Richards, T P Reed, Dr. F. NJ. Livingtone, J NJ Campell, Frank Herrin, Prof. T l. Har- vey, F NJ Hudson, Jr., Hugh Bonds, c H. Boggess, Dr. J F NJ Tate.
 slO, 1000 worth of goods now being sold at sacrificing prices at Wooten < Oates.
 Ut was with gcod deal of surprise that we heard of the fact that Mir. J. T. Fowler had sold out hIs stock of goods to Messrs. J. NJ. White S Son, and ex- pected soon to move his family, busi- ness and all, to Gardens Bottom, and we could not think of believing It until we went on the ground and verified it by actual inquiry. Russellville will hardly feel natural without the pccu- 1 liaritics which this native born hustler imparted to it's life and business.
 Tomorrow is the day when county judge Mccall will decide whether or not the whisky license shall issue in three miles of the Dardanelle high school The anti-license adyocates are confident of success and it may be ad- ded the other side is just about as con 1 fident. County Judge Mccall of that county appears to be one Of those pecu- liar beings that emitan unusually large amount of uncertainty, and one either without much judgement or without backbone to back it.
 A very exciting affair, we learn, occurred in Atkins, on Friday the 3lst ult. It was q shooting between Mir. Tom Halliburton, formerly Of Atkins, and Mir. c. J. Lewis, now agent at that place, in which Lewis fired five shots at Halliburton, and Halliburton two at Lewis, at distance of about fifteen paces, but without any of the shots taking effect. The difficulty, we learn was the result of a personal grudge or quarrel, and followed close on the heels of difficulty between them on the day proceeding, in which blows had been 1 passed, and Halliburton had knocked Lewis down, and punished him to a considerable degree before the arrival of officers to separate them. The par ties were promptly placed under arrest after the shooting and brought into court and punished for the oifensc. MT. Lewis dnc being placed at sl00 and MT Hallibnrton's at $G0. The matter of carrying concealed weapons entered in- to the sentence of both; and it appear ed as we got the facts, that Mir. Halli- burton had only nsed his where the emergency seemed to require it In self defense.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
Begin the New Year with Woo ing Fortune.

Begin the N0W car WlCn woo ]. ing Fortune.
 At the start of the Holiday season, the usual Grand Distribution (the 199th Monthly and Extraordinary Drawing) of The Louisiana State Lottery occurred at noon on Tuesday, Dec. IA, 1886, under the sole man agement of Gen'ls G. T. Beauregard of La, and Jubal A. Early of Va. No. 93,l74 drew First Capital Prize of $150,000, sold in tenths at $l each; one was held by client of J.. Bendernagel, a. notary public, 15S Common st., N. O.; two by Frank Metz, Oshkosh, Wis; two collected by Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Bank, San Francisco, Cal; one paid to de- positor in the Hibernia Natl Bank of N. O.; another collected by J. G.. Lallande, a runner of the N. o. Natl Bank; the rest elsewhere. The Sec ond Prize of $50,000 was drawn by No. 7,4O9, sold Tn halves at $5 each; one to s. Hessleln, lS2 $. Clark St.. Chicago, H., collected through B. & o Exp. Co.,; the other to J. w. Meissner, Is N. 3d St, Allentown, Pa, collected through Germania Ma tional Bank, New Orleans. Third Capital Prize, $20,000, was won Dy No. 92,5O7, sold in tenths at $l each; one held by F. NJ. Gross, Crawfords vile, Ga.; one by Wm. F. Brady, No. 1515 Fulton ave, Evansville, Ind; one by Linsey Hayden, also of Ev- ansvile, Ind oue by Wm. L. Giquil Hat of Savannah, Ga.; one paid to Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank of San Francesca, Cal. Fourth, Two Prizes, $I0,000 each, were drawn by Nos. SIP and S0,300; twotenths paid to J. Pendergast, through Stein Bros, Baltimore Md; two tenths to c. J. McDowell, No. 676 Superior street, Cleveland, O.; one tenth to the Natl Commercial Bank of Mobile, Ala; i; one tenth to Wm. H. Lelnkauf & Son, Bankers, Mobile, Ala; one by k. S. Pool, and another by Geo. Reed and c. A. Dougherty of Bakersfield, Cal; another paid to Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Bank, San Francisco, Cal. Any information about the next Grand Extraordinary Drawing, Feb. 8, 1887, will be furnished on appli- cation to NJ. A. Dauphin, New Or leans, La. Begin the New Year wooing Fortune.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
OBITUARY.

BAKER-On Christmas day Dec. %, 1886, our community was called to mourn the loss of one of our most wor- thy citizens. Mr. w. A. Baker, for many years resident of this county, died after an illness of six days, of ty- phoid pneumonia. He was taken seri- ously ill at the start and grew gradual ly worse till his death. He was born in the state of North Carolina, Nov. 9th, lS32, and died Dec. 25, 1886, at the age of 54 years. II months and 20 days. The day following his death Dec. 26th, he was buried according to masonic honors. Long will he be remembered by sorrowing community. The be- reaved wife and children have our heartfelt sympathy. He had son and daughter with him, his other living children are Mrs. l.. B. Smith and Mrs. Dr. Lindsey. He was member of the Nj. K. church, south, and citizen uai- versally esteemed and respected. It Is hard to glve up one so just and noble, but we must humbly submit to the will of our divine Creator who doeth all things we'll. s. c. BURGESS.
 ErPs--Alice, daughter of Martha and Doc. Epps, was born Jan. 20, 1872, and died Oct. l5, 1886, making her the sweet and interesting age, sixteen. She was the only child of fond and dosing parents, whose hope and aspirations were cut short by only short illness of their darling Alice. So short a warning that they must give up their .s She was dutiiul and loving .t,, 4 whose heart was full of sympa. thy for delIcase mother; and 1t was her chief pleasure to screen that good mother from all hard work and give her all the comfort she could. Her father she held in the highest respect
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
Blanks for Sale.

The following blanks are kept in stock at this office: Deed. Chattel and Real Estate Mortgage, Bond for Title, Affidavit for Attachment, Appeal Bond Attachment, Bond in Replevin, Bond to Retain, Bond of Plaintiff to obtain De- livery, Bond for Costs, Bond for Att tachments, Execution, Order for De- livery, Reports of Fines, Penalties and Forfeitures, Subpoena, Summons Civ il Cases, Warrants of Arrest, Writ of Garnishment.
 DEMOCRAT PRINTING Co.,,
 Rnssellyille, Ark.
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.

I'll E flhOOC CAND OOLA<<11Nfos
 This is the sum the publisher of the RURAL WORLD is prepared to present to his readers, and pledges himself to do so between now and the first day of January, 1887; that is in thirty days. He offers this, not in tawdry jewelry or any eth 1T snide stuff, but in hard cash. NIT is the work of earning 1t diff, ul, i; on tue contrary, it is the easiest thing in the world. Just let 1000 persons take copy of the RURAL WORLD in their hands and canvass friends and neighbors for subscrip- tions, and any intelligent person can, in two days, get ten subscribers at $l.50 each, and he has earned $500. He may keep that sum and remit the remaining 5000 to c. D. Colman, 7o5 Olive Street, St. Louis, Mo-, and the paper will be sent every week unti. January 1st, 1888. Reader, will you try lt9 Will you begin at once and have that $500 before Christmasp If so, send for sample copies if you haven't one, and go to work. It is the oldest, the largest, and the very best agricultural paper published in the Mississippi Valley. Any person securing twenty sub scribers and sending $20.00, shall have copy himself for year free.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
MALARIA.

Twenty five hundred dozen bot ties of Ague Conqueror ordered in one month. It positively eradicates all Malaria, Fever aud Ague, Bilious and Intermittent Fevers in any eli mate. Read our Book of one thous- and testimonials.
 DUE WEST, s. C., March 12, '83. G. G. GREEN, Dear Slr:-We will soon need more Ague Conquero-. It is taking like "hot cakes" and giv- ing satisfaction.
 Yours, ELLI BROS.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
Tribute of Respect.
Russellville Lodge No 274, F. & A. \
 Iappary 10 l2S7

Russellville Lodge No 274, F. & A. NJ.
 Jannary l9, 1887. Worshpful Master Wardens and Brethren. Whereas, It hath pleased the allwise Ruler of the Universe, to remove from the walks ofsiearth our esteemed Bro. NJ. II. Guest, who has for several years mingled W ith us in our Masonic Labor. Therefore resolved that while we bow with humble submission to tine de- crees of our Grand Master above, we will stay not the tears, that grief forces from hearts filled with sorrow.
 Resolved, That we tender to the be- reaved family of our deceased Brother our warmest sympathies in this their sore afflctiou, and that copies of these resolutions be furnished them.
 Resolved, That we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty days. Resolved, That copy of these reso- lutions be furnished the Russellville DEMOCRAT for publication.
 B. F. LOBE,
 k. F. BABcocK,
 A. T. DAVIS,
 Committee.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
--Mr. Bob Truhltt has returned from his visit to Miss.


 NIT. Alva Rnssaii. we are glad [, <ay Is Improving asi,i will be abia fs come down town soon as the weather settles.
 --Dr. J. ". Pruitt and wife left foi Hope Monday to attend the annual con vention of the Christian Church which IS held at that place.
 MT. ". II. Carden has severe4 his connection with R. J. Wilson and goes to Dover to engage in the mercantile business with Mir. Wul Rollow.
 A tenement house on MT. J. l.. Shinn's farm on the bayou, was burned last Friday night. It was .unoccupied and 1t is not known how th{ fire origf- nAts1
 -zAt the c. F. church next Sunday at II, Rev. H. B. Milnef will preach the first of a series of serihpns on "Church sirsd.
 MT. T.J. Smith, brother to our Mir. l.. NJ. Smith, and prominent business man of Fort Smith, in the marble bnss- ness, spent day or two in town this week.
 MT. Murray Oates had the misfor- tune to loose very fine mule yester- day morning, the result of a snag wound which it had received few days before.
 See the card of Dr. T. B. Moselev. who offers his professional services to the citizens of Russellville and vicinity as physician and surgeon. In medical science the doctor is well posted.
 MT. Desha Williams, the accom- plished book keeper for the late firm of Fowler & Co.,, has accepted situation with MT. J. l.. Shinn as salesman, and | will go on duty next Monday morniug4e MT. J. c. Anderson of Brownsvis.1 Tennessee, arrived Sunday and is s,a,,. s Dn duty as salesman with J. w ,d- i's N He is brother of Rev. J. A. M ...s., Z, of the Arkansas conference. 5.S come him to home with ,s 'ai uss ,'e's If you don't want tegentlems slle, be sure not to ge4nxiS 'buss." A certain Ifstoe' who appears to ha.saods o go to a hotel auu ,uss fol. hotel accomna Q his sorro~ out about hat he was about three c. mils away from the very pt huntin2, all because he hack without giving prop
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12

FAIRFIELD, Mo-, Aug. 29, 'S6. G. G. GREEN, Dear Sir:-Your Ague Conqueror knocks the Chills and Dumb Ague every time. war rant every bottle and it never falls. I have cured cases where quinine had no effect whatever.
 Yours truly,
 If. w. H. SHAW x co.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
Married.

McARTHuR--IIESRY At the reside"ce of the brides father, Mir. Silas HehsSs on the 22d ult., by Rev. NJ. Oates, Mir. ". R. McArthur and Miss rene Henry.
 OATES -GAsroN On 23d ult., by Rev. NJ. Oates, Mir. A. NJ. Oates and Miss NJ. A. Gaston.
 May the voyage of life to these young people be full of usefulness and happi- ness.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
Births.

FAucErT--In Argenta, Dec. 3l, 1886, born to MT. and Mrs. Will Faucctt, q son.
 SHIELDs-In Russellville, Jan. 9th, 1887, born to Mir. and Mrs. T. l.. Shields. n son.
 FORD In Russellville, Sth inst, unto MT. and Mrs. Silas Ford, sor.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12

Among other curiosi;ies unearthed from the dusty relics of the Jefferson county, Ind, court house, was the indictment found against Jefferson Davis for killing Wm. Nelson at the Galt house, Sept. 29, 1862.
 q LIVER PILLS.
 Use Dr. Gnnn's Liver Pills for Sal- low Complexion, Pimples on the Face and Billiousness. Never sickens or gripes. Only one for dose. Samples free at J. Nj. Harkey & Bro.
 Mexico has taken issue with the presidents message regarding the right to try Americans offending Mexican law while on our own free soil. What Mexico needs is good licking.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
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Alter the clerk had pulled down everything in the store for a woman, she asked him if there was anything he had not shown her. "Yes, ma'am," he said, 'the cellar; but if you wish it will have that brought up and shown you"
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12

The widows Heaven bless all such While in their weeds and tears
 they're shedding, They would not have their lot chang
 ed much Only the wedding into wedding.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
T,,ute of Respect

l wbar.a IL has pleased God the Great Ariitecs of the universe 10 re- move frd the walks of men by the hand of eath, on the 25th day of Dec, Isse. RvfW. A. Baker, very worthy and eonstent member of RussellvilIe Lodge b. 274, F. X A. M., aged o4 wears aonth and 20 days. Bro. Ba- ker wasi,orn in Franklin county, N. IC. and vas made Mason at Rosen- bnro i. that state, and removed to Ar- kansasiu 1870. affiliated with Piney Iodoe M. 339. demitted in 1874 and joined pssellville lodge 274, and rom our int, ''srse and association wlth Jim hay, .ys found him to be an S.mnlp christian gentleman, oIlev s.os.vss Drv. ; sustained the loss man, whose virtues Ito emulate, whilst us bow in humble will of Him who I. Although we he Great Master
 still in our weak
 not refrain from shetic tear at the brother, and we
 aised and passed "a can be attained --sa copy of these reso- sed to the widow. and ceased brother, and lie DEMOCRAT be re- .sd these proceedings. kfat our lodge be request E. ucuol haAna of pnourp- that page be left dedicated to the ased brother.
 J.sW. QUINN,
 HI. ELGIN,
 NF. WHITE,
 Committee.
 Baker.
 ,At
 SC give space
 " of our be-
 <W. A Baker.
 (. 1886, about 3
 Fer came to call w to refreshment ace and love. We
 sympathy to his ,ur children. who ais death. May God them. We were glad If our masonic brethren sready and willing to at .arial.
 While
 secret sympathy
 xger lin {, the silver tie,
 sIch heart to heart and mind 10 mind body and soul can bind.
 0 blessed thought roubles never stop forever.
 G. &M.J,
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A Public iseneractor.

PRYoR's OINTMENT will cure Piles, Felons, Ulcers, Tetter. Scald Heod, Bunions and CoIns. Try 1t.
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terious bnet us humbly bow to His win and pw He doetii all things ,.nl, A FRIEND.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
THE MARKETS

Below we give the market price of some q the leading articles: N Cotton, best grades, s,.................Tiz to Bagglng andTies, per pattern, sLfl wheat per DNs -........................ 1t
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12
went to Little
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went to Liftl ! the State Den .seresslng communication his week for the lack Q !,
 ! snow fell here Satur ! sleigh riders were out ir Fay.
 and ". T. York re, rom q business trlr lliamson and daugh- 2 visiting the family g Friday brought, if 'Iue flag Saturday ,tiful snow.
 ,ks, of Kansas the Christian [ o'clock
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 the best pr colds .ngfield, business icy to be his resi- and an- th \ view l and clat- [ cannot which the ted citizens j. O. Allen en the occ,a- e pleased to I lition of MT. soth out soon
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I -Rev. c. w. Bovles, P.
 Dardanelle district, who takes
 of Rev. w. D. Matthews, was i.u ! Monday making the acauaintanc, our people. He left fot Altus on L..
 evening train. --POSTP0NED--T D The temperance lee. ture by Rev.J. A. Brooks, at the Chris tian Church, has been postponed from Thursday night to Saturday night. Remember the change and don't fail to
 hear this eloquent sgeaker.
 Postmaster Reynolds expects to re-
 move the post office the first of next
 month to the room just south ofthe old Tucker & Bernard grocery store. He also has it in mind to renovate the office with complete new outfit of boxes, etc. "A. Bernard & Co.,, had their teams running Monday and Tuesday last hauling in tons of ice for the hot days Eext summer. The ice was of the best, being hauled from the Jones' ford on the bayou, and some of it four an l hall inches thick. @=
 Capt. J. F. fl scott return LitCle Rock one day last we protracted holiday visit tcf A. H. Scott. He says he whose hospitality was service by the lady, me. was made in recent DEMOCRAT.
 Rev. J. s. Ky, arriv, nir~ at s,si the sA tsrpigltv on oopnsss'Aurch. NfalIy hack lin between Dard with Mr. VIII ms. Mir. Alle usiness. anAbA U , {
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T E. MosELEY. NJ. D.,
 PHYSICIAN < SURGEON.

RUssELLvILLE, Al
 Can Dc found at tho residence of J. A. Mos. ley or J. W. Wells drug store
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ANK,
 Orleans La. nee Of Gener. | and Early, gs, is gasfi. tegrity, fAiE 1 t no one us l Twill dras a| vertistng m| ], or holdinx| emcnts. are3 and dcfrauij
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-01-12

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 1W... lQAfi $EE01 should 0nly bs psny in kes clearly gisIa,
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These quotations are snh'~ of the market, and re ing prices at th~
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-31
Notjoe;--.Au persons
indebted to I'll. S. Ell oDrie
VIII please call and set
Tie at once. I need the
money and must have
IT. This Is the last call.
Il. s. EEenrfa-

Webster has lad her celebration
ana quite e number Of our citizens
!. attended and report very GOOD
time considering the inclemency Of
the weather Some excellent address
e were made by visiting and home
gentlemen. A most mastery address
was delivered by I. " HiddoI.on
followed by Hon H. A Hart the
SILVER tongned orator Ct Stockton
+, ! match game Of ban was PLAYED
between the VI ebster and Nioojerors
cIQos N which Nicode9,,,z 4 ..'''o
out second best; the ofiria2 500 -,'
s'ood y to ; in favor q west,
= lew tree fights occurred % Is ~ -
tGlI iat. On such occasions; M par
= sle9 interested we're whites. Saw M
o y Record what 10 var },.l-r
, II I Now Won had bett rhunf varr
NiaJ'' boA to hit Webz+ara r.,.
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Tie JAN 1l13T- sn0Gar II 1,
the Cyclone last week as having
skipped The countr~ lived ~ near
HlIl CITY and not ii this vicinity. ~
That sheet would have lis believe.
Our people don't do that way Yo4
need not come down here paln;np
of vors1 +raqb ~, =.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR REGISTER OF nr,7ns

sand iisfei5y "a announce myself A. !
Deeds Of Graham c count q F ,@i Of
Convention. DH+can county.
aorlan l'p. A ug. 30 ''s'tihN.
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o''lit convention.
y = 2Ixoa
Confined aean FIRST pare.
file fact we are entitled r. ro,,,o.,
~ lI.sio q ~ CONGRESS, not alone fror,
IN oo'th bit from the No,4h ~
~ ~, we nd not that NORTH bnt
sle 2olth. We hardly expecf +bos@
asaiiist whom ne fought. IL III i1,
tlcg hy is: but We certainIv ov, Joo
L OF lhose, by the side. of wbor apY W.
sFoo1 IN arms.
Ihe eolored mothers. wives and
sisters have done their whole a @liu
90 the cause Of the Union <''''
IA me men who answered l. 4bo
cah Of M. Lincoln, 248.8 ~ 49,
colored men The c0lnrel ,annl-
furnished more soldiers fo,. tbn a1 ~
preston OF the rebellion than was fur-
hlshed 10 81 the wars Of 1775 1919 .
ana 1916 combined Tie rolls of
ne continental army at no time az
oecaed fS,OOO men those of the war
OF 1919 $4,000 those Of fha 7 u,or 81 81
1910 10000. The excess of ooloroJ
soldiers in the late war over tb lCtl, ~ ~
r. ohree wars named beino 1G 918
ne government Of the lJuited Stats
sustalned loss Of $500 men il tbo
Val 81 1917, and 5000 in the var
OF 1916, but 5ae mortality records # :
TIC late wal will bear me ont IN tic !
statement, that the loss Of colorad
soldiers IN the late var alone oveoaJ 1
81 tlose OF both the former wars I
NAMED The total loss III the wars If t
loi2 md 1916 was 1860 men. hat b
q the colofed soldiers in The Iate /
Naf was 48,763 MEN. Two thousand
IGNORED men Went from our own STAFF
under Col. Williams and Cyawford !,
Do you ask who freed the eolorod :,
.s.sll reply tile proclapatio,9 of y
aae = 5 Lincoln, supported By248- T.
!, muskets, borne in the sfrono n
hands 81 colorad men. White mon II
fought Tor the Union :" blacl, mon
fought fof liberty" aud 'T7nion >
ne colored soldiers was d. t,no
10 the Uhlon cause as Is tho Arc6 m,
Angle to the Divinity. And the var ~
the success If The ~, Illuminated II tin
i,yng with it the destruction Is tht
American Slavery Is
Il ). Henrie & Bro. carry the boa,io. gel
inc If Groceries n the eo,,n+ ,I' '7a' '37' W.
'''' 'o'4i'''y
his' : ~ Harper IS very sick. siL
Crowley is now selling CHEAP fo,. cash
IT,. =. Mckee and lady, Of Mil he+
brook, We're III town Sunday olr-
F,r ,,eipty a1- ont
~ nays stoc
~ l'iiioef TOT tile new school 4 f
louse : fast arriving on the ground. tom
When yon trade at Crores- Jon set ties
lnaF9 aea'- oto .
- 3 Hatch, Of Bryant candi- v,.a ~
ate for Register Of Deeds. was in
'wn Yesterday. /
Il 5. neHne wants money. call and us
tile atonce. This means yoa. the
4 number Of citizens from fins ha,
the Baptist Assoc; me
Ion 1t Hill CITY. Sundav
Young c,aye,, ,,a ..Ii.n.. 49,,
y cost tamsse ro,sr. for large toa f.
s'oek wbic-
af' sud airs Sanders are TIE uni
ppy parents II Il SON which NJ. 1eai
-, - - " 9'h Ms' Dr NeFfl tel d
We
a i zisaIl treasure q Nieolemus Frreu
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tor GoR0xRe

cora all i, 2 qsanrdiaaue for The ,fiee If
j. to[ 4ll OF Graham County. snbioof
q Come, gne choice Of the Republ il
\ 7 Mxo.
The Nicodemus enterprise., 1887-08-31

r: I. Cupn, manage Of the SAG
nav Lumber Company at Stockton
accompanied by Miss Nellie Bavlns.
one ofthel leading bellies Of t1af Cifv
came up 70 our CITY Tuesday and
called at this office.